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The Columbus journal., 1887-01-05
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ployment at home, the whole of the time,
or for their spare moments. Business
new, light and profitable. Persons Of
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sum by deyoting all their time to the
business. Boys and girls earn nearly a.
much as men. That all who see this may
send their address, and test the business.
We make this offer. To such Is are not
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Maine. Dec 22,SG
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ALWAYS II BEST
Up to the Tines
DAILY
Nebraska State Journal
Eight Pages--Fifty-Six Columns,
With large Four Page Sunday

With large Four Page Sunday
Supplement.
The Proprietors Of TIE DAILY NEBRASKA STATE
SoCkHAI Deg tove 20 announce many great Improve
menee IN the paper for the coming year, largely in
cfoosmg 10 value q . commercial and news paper.
Arr1n8emenfe are being perfected for increased
Telegraph facilities. which Will place The JOURNAL
second % no paper In the west a . general newspa-
pea. While our special telegraphic service throughout
Neoeaska and the west generally will be more than
THE LEGISLATURE
1he coming session Of the state legislature promises
70 Pc the most Interesting one ever held in the state.
ana IHE JOURNAL each morning Will present q com-
Rsese report OF ne Proceedinss in detail, and win be
hepSst, VIII our new pesfectinS press. which win
ls.OO complete copies Of the paper an hour, we will
Be enabled TO mail to all parts Of the state on all early
morning trains, reaching nine tenths Of the postOf-
hces IN the state nom two to ten hours In advance OF
any Other morning paper.
STATE MATTERS.
The STATE JOURNAL being published at the capital
OF the state. d enabled to give fuller reports Of the
Neofa1ka Supreme Court, q. 8. District and Circuit
Court proceedings, news from the state depaFtments
and state University than all other papersia the state
combined.
MARKET REFoRrS.
The completion Of the two large packing houses
and the stock yards VIII place Lincoln In the front
rank % IN important live stock market and Tnr
JOURNAL WIN pay especial attention to giving accurate
and reliable local stock market reports, besides the
latest Geographic quotations In grain, stock and mer.
chandtDo nom every market centre In the world.
The Columbus journal., 1887-01-05
Some FoOliSh People

Allow . cough to run until 1t gets beyond
the reach Of medicine. They often say,
oh, IL will wear away, but in most cases
1t wears them away. Could they be In.
duced to try the successful medicine
called Kemp's Balssm, which We sell on
. positive guarantee to cure, they would
Immediately see the excellent effect sftes
taking the first dose. Price s0e and Si.OO.
Trial sies free. DR.. A. Heiuts.
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IrcH, Prairie Mango, and Scratches
Of every kind cured in 80 minutes by
Woolford's Sanitary Lotion. Use NO
other. This never falls. Sold by
q. B. Stillman, druggist Columbus.
The Columbus journal., 1887-01-05

An attempt was made the other
night to rob the postofice ct Omah .
The thief Wa 90 closely watched AMI
persued that he failed 70 succeed with
his robbery. snd bearly had time
to make good his escspe from the
Office.
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Another large ostrich farm Is to be
established in California, this time at
Coronado beach. San Diego county.
Justice Mansfield. OF Vernous, N. T.,
% the oldest justice Of the peace In the
United States, being 81 years old.
The Columbus journal., 1887-01-05

Az Iowa farmer says 1t will take
all tue corn in Iowa to feed its stock.
Ii Jay Gouid owned that siOck he
would water 1t and sell the corn.--
CHICAGO Mail.
The Columbus journal., 1887-01-05

CHAkBERLAIR's Collie, Cholera aud
Disrrhos Remedy never fails and 10
pleasant and safe. Sold by Dowty &
Heitksmpsr.
The Columbus journal., 1887-01-05

TIE earth 10 not quite round.
neither 10 any man perfect.
The Columbus journal., 1887-01-05

DEAN HART of Denver says that
the scripture, properly Interpreted.
reads, "Peace on earth TO men Of god
will"
The Columbus journal., 1887-01-05

Tho Aonellest MAJ In COl00.
bus
As we'll ~ the handsomest, and others
are invited to call on DR.. A. Heintz and
get free . trial bottle Of Kemp's Balsam
for the Throat and Lungs, q remedy that
is selling entirely upon its merits and 10
guaranteed to cure and relieve all
Chronic and Acute Coughs, Asthma,
Bronchitis and Consumption. Price 80
cents and 81. Dec2s-a8
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TRUTH 10 . unit, aud therefor
truthful propositions are alwaya
consistent with themselves.
The Columbus journal., 1887-01-05

On L e. WEsr's NERVE AND BRAIN TREAT
MEM. a guaranteed specific for Hysteria, Dizzi-
ness, COnvulsions, Fits. Nervous Neuralgia.
Headache. Nervous Pr oetration caused blythe uss
Of alcohol or tobacco. Wakefulness, Mental De-
preston. Softening Of the Brain resulting in in
sanity and leading to misery. decay and death.
Premature Old Age. Barronness. LOes Of power
IN either sex. Involuntary losses and Spernat-
orrh0a caused byover-exertion Of the brain. SELF
abuse or over-indulgence. Zach box contains
one months treatment. $f.OOa box. or six boxes
Tor $50. sent by mail prepaidon receipt of price.
WE GUARANTEE SIX BOXES
To cure any case. With each order received byus
for six boxes, accompanied with $500. We NiD
send the purchaser cur written guarantee to re-
fund the money IL the treatment does note6
0cure. Guarantees issued onlyby
JOHN O.! WEST & CO..
s62 w. MADISON ST., CHICAGO. MIS-.
Sole Props Vests Liver PiIla.
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WAsHINGroN. Dec. 98.--(Special
Telegram to the Bee ]--Mrs. Logan 10
already receiving q great many sug.
gestions az to h%ersfuture, and among
others one that che write her remiuis-
cences of the war. She has often
thought of doing 90 and the book
would have . very large sale. Her
lie has been full Of adventures in
war and politics that few women in
any country have experienced and
che can relate them In . most graphic
way, as all who know her are aware.
The Columbus journal., 1887-01-05

Ma. r. H. GooDRICH, Q g.. Louis
Travelling Man, representing the
Graham Paper Co., contributes the
following, ii may be OF value to y"n :
II have been troubled with cold. an:
ren of the breast the pas: yea
and fiud great relief In Chamberlain
Cough Remedy. l cheer:uliy recon-
mend it to any one troubled with
coughs or colds, give 1t a trial" L.
Harry, q merchant OF Sweet Home.
Mo, has also used II for several
years aod knows its value 10 says
Chamberlain Cough Remedy never
tails TO Hive quick relief, and that he
alw aye keeps it In the house and
would moi be without 1t Tor five
times lite cost. Sold by Dowty &
Heitkemper.
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RS 4:

CHICAGO SHORT line
Chicago. Milwaukee and
St. Paul Railway.
THE BEST ROUTE
From OMAHA and COUNCIL sLuers
TO IKE East.
1vs Trains cs'ly between :sas,, c:u.:iI s.rf.,
Cn,cs0o, Milwaukee,
81. Paul, Minneapolis, Cedar Rapids,
Clinton. Dubuque, Davenport,
Rock Island, Freeport, Rockford,
S'y'", Mao'soh, GAINESVILLE,
Beloit, Hinona, La Crosse
And all other Important Points East.
Northeast and Southeast.
Fer through tickets call on the Ticket
Agent ut Columbus, Nebraska.
SLEEPERS and the FINEST
DINING CARS IN TIE WORLD are run on
the main lines OF the Chicago, N II.
wo0kee Il 80. Paul nv, and every
attention is paid to passengers by cOur-
teous employees Of the Company.
u. Miller. a. y. d. Carpenser,
General Man ger. GsGl Pass. Ag't.
IL Tucker, Geo. ID. Eenflord,
Asst GeR1 Man. Asst Pass. Ag't.
= Il. Clark, Gen'I Sup't.
Feb. I1I
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YouNa man, ii you have . eort Of
"hsnkerinR";ait . girl. don't be
afraid to tell her 90. Many . young
fellow has lost the oppor tunity Of
his life because he didn't have the
courage to walk right up to head.
quarters and say what he thought.
There are two things In particular
which you can trust no other person
on earth to do for you, and these are,
tc tat your dinner and spark your
girl. We have known young Den
who dared walk right up to q bass
drum when it was going, but when II
came to showing q little "me!lov
ness" toward & girl either LETT il "n-
done or employed a substitute. Far
instanca. a Young man in Schuyler
last week. bought q fine Christina
present for q "friend," and prevailed
upon another young msn to deliver
it. The other young man did a. re-
queeted, but neglected to mention the
party who sent tho present and al
lowed a large bunch Of than "a 10 b.
sho wered upon himself. Moral
don't be a coward--especislly upon
some occasions.--SchuyleT Herald.
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Dosn VI snSAl "cac cOuCotou W nATS.
Logan, or under her personal Super
vision both were constantly at her
side; in the camp, during war time,
and in the most exciting political
campaigns, she never for q moment
neglected the duties Of her house,
hold Or forgot her children's claims.
Gen. Logan's popularity was with
the masses. In the country, among
the farmers, and particularly with
the veterans of the war, be was very
strong.
Logan had the reputation Of being
q chronic growler, and Gen. Grant
once said that be twas never at peace
except in war;" He throve on op.
position and was never 90 cool or
90 good natured a. y en- be was in
the midst Of an exciting contest.
Gen. Grant, when he was in the
White House, once described bis
characteristics by comparing him
with the late Oliver p. Morton.
"Morton will come to me-" said
Grant, "witb two requests. I will
grant one of them and he will 20
away Boosting Of his influence with
the administration. Logan will come
with thirteen requests. l will grant
twelve OF them. and be will 60 away
swearing that his wishes are never
complied with" 4
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ust he went home and at once raised
Q regiment (the thirty-f-st Illinois)
which went into battle at Belmont
two months after they were mustered
into the army. In the siege of Fort
Donelson Logan actively engaged,
and was badly wounded in the left
arm. His gsllantry here and at Bel.
mont made him q brigadier-geueral,
and from this time bis stsr rose ran.
idly. He was given command of a
division in McPherson's corps, and
made q major-genersl before he had
been q year in the army.
In 1862 he declined . denomination
for congress, believing that be could
serve his country best in the field.
In Granite winter campaign in
Mississippi and in the siege Of vicks-
burg Logan bore q CONSPICUOUS part.
and his bravery as a leader was pro.
verbal. In the battle of Champion
Hill Gen. Grant sem an aide 10 in
quire whether Logan could not push
his men forward . little. Logan's
profane but characteristic reply was :
ssCell Gen. Grant MY division can
whip oil the rebels this side of hi,
and will push forward till he gives %
orders TO halt"
when Grant was sent to the Army
Of the Potomac and yielded to Sher.
the command Of the division Of
l~isaissippi Logan succeeded the
The Columbus journal., 1887-01-05

And all other Important Points East,
Northeast and Southeast.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-07
sECesp gUpIeIaL plsrRIcF.
CouaF PnoCKKDrnas YEsxKnDAx AT
OLYMRTA.

OLxHPIA, Dec. 6.--[Speoial. lon mo-
sion Of ]. W. Robinson, prosecuting a.
torney Of this district, yests7day after
noon tho venire which Summoned the
grand Jury for this term Of court was
QuAshed and q neW one issued, contain
ing tho same names Is the other
There was q question as 30 the Feau-
larity Of the manner Of aummoninQ the
Jury, and az thexe ara some very import.
ant Gases 70 be tried at this term, some
Of which will probably be taken 10 the
supreme court. this Hotion was taken IN
order 10 cure any possible dafect.
The grand Jurors, whose names vera
published Ga the posR-IMTKx1r0KncHR
aome weeks since, we're then accepted
and sworn IN, with che exception Of Mr..
Hubbard, Who vas disqualified By rea-
ity within two years, and Thomas Don
The calendar was than called and
cases we're disposed Of - foll0ws:
John OsOnnnoR W. James Arnew,
Shelton, settled By Stipulation. Whit
600 W. same. same action. Hanson W.
+. Z. MnEiFoy, continued. Alex. How
ard W. Richard Lock. dismissed. Fred
erick Stamp W. Hames and Chapman.
judQnsut. Margaret B. Williams Va.
p. r. Carol and others, settled and dis
missed. Langley and Miohaels W. Jos
eph W. H9weiis, defauIt and judgment.
Port Biakely Min company vs.. Benz. b.
turner. default. Warrington d smith
vs.. August Schneider, demurrer died.
Rekta White ~. J. Al. News0me, dis.
missed without preiudice.
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A BIO RAen. From q gentleman who
arrivsd here yesterday We learn the par
tieulars Of q great steamboats, Facs which
took plsee on Monday. between the
sideWhesl steamer Yosemite, late pride
OF she sacranGnto river, and the Cana
dian Paoifa Navigation Company'e
rev steamer Premier. Ever Since the
latter steamer arrived from San Fran
cisco thsrc has been great rivalry be-
IfWeen the captains Of the two boats, 81
t5 which IL the faster. About q weak
ego theg had little brush for about ten
sniles, when II was claimed that tbs
Yosemite gained On the propeller, and q
great deal Of talk was made about Il at
FicloFia and elsewhere. Last Monday
the Yosemite cane down out OF the
Fraser river into the gulf, and rounded
she houy about bali mile ahead Of the
Premier. Both boats were on the
alert, expecting to meet AZ that point.
and, Il e needless 10 eay, were already
for q bl1 race. AZ soon as the Premier
SIGHTED tbe sidowheelef sue gsve chase,
and for q time Il seemed as though she
would be unable. 10 oyertako her rival.
hut as the steam came up 70 the full
amcuni allowed b. Law and her wheel
began 20 turn over &c the rata OF l24
revolutions Per minuie. she c0mmenced
10 GENE up on The Yosemite, and passed
her. A she came along, the side
wheeler vas making - turns per min
ute and fairly flying through the Watsr.
The new beat proved too long Winded
foF her rival. and In the 14-aile race
acFozs The Raif led TIE sidewheeler fully
kuro rnfiaa II IA akafaA thai fha Pra-
miar developed q apssd Of over Is miles
per-houF during The race. Uonsldera-
bic money ohanRed hands On the resnlt.
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~ f1zsafng lr1srs Is NJ oaznls
wese Sled ar rsera ycerasg.
M1Ezkakn FaeE6c naElx1a1 Cumpans
. u1aEi9s Esase1H znd Wfen Es1oo<k.
~ q - \ ~ 81. 4 e ~ y. u.
e1a - - \ q - AW. 4 q
So. / ~ = ], B0 E go.
Sarah = Eplss - VIA. r. E1iar. l1t
3 block 8 ID BsEsm 3 Dsnn4s1 aa6llzon
. l1e tom tn1H sil3l & 6snflls. g.
Wm. !. kpiaf and wfka A. 8nEah q
AplsRs .nss s nnd u nEeck g . a. a.
DEmzyl Rd1ifi1u b Ssas1la. 81
Usiliam Crawford and vita b Carrie
q Gslek. .. y q n ofM. a a. HH
@AA q So =. ID. 3 + 3 >
5eka ". ohsu and via b yshn
Wald, ielg !. 8, 3. and no Of block 10.
Grown addition - Dea1tIa
Gilbexa Gadmnmdssn 80 Mary Cad
mnnass1. M 4 81 EW = 81 sseElan 50.
snd lots 4. ard II zee. e9. In fpwn~
sAip 3. nerth, range s 49, sxuertinR 3
trae4 o. Y acre % iet heRetofoTs eon-
ssysd 10 5. D. 6astla, 81
Lacy A. Brown 10 GiiheEt a. Parker,
Ne X o. NV \ 81 80. 8, p. =. noxth.
range 4 o14ls y n
@. b. Parker ana vie % Phflip &C.
lei. same propgriy. so.
II. B. BaQIey and wife 20 6ouzRa
1ank. 19A51 acres ID sec. 3. %. q
noxth, range est, g.
Wm. =. EpIsF and wife nA3 Sarah n.
EpleK 10 wilbur n. Hill, lots 3 and 8
10 block s. ID A. a. Denny's aaditiou %
EoAtfle, 8lA00o.
Oiiys ]. Slswsrt end hushand b Hob.
eEt b. Ofozteg Mnd Maths B. OE0xieE,
ff1ctionsl block -, partly Ia heixs ef 8.
A. Belle neoo1d aa6lsion 90 eeaftle and
partly il Bellss nfih Addison 10 Bell
and Deuny'g pEat az seattle. 500.
Patrick CanninRham md wife % Bel-
naxd Cunningham. south \ Of lot 8 h
block a6. ID hsiss of Sarah a. Bells
sseond addition 30 esattls; 81.
4. w. Ballard and wits 30 B. Fsl-
lows. l0s 4. block 2, Of tbs town Of
Slaughter; 500.
Louis 60hns and Tirza sohns 30 L.
81. Gnlith. Ave acres ID Sse. g, Tp.
Is, ~, B. 4. &, excspaing una aoEe IN
the EW corner, previously conveyed %
IDA J. HohDs; 5000.
Mary v. Hail and husband 10 Patrick
Cunningham, LOT II In block j Ia Balls
nflh addition 30 Gsaltls, $50.
Mary A. Walker 10y T. 7. MinoF, az
torney ID fast 20 O. q. Oalkins, 8. i % 8.
3. u Of SEES. 50 and 8. Y Of N. w. u Of
Sea. 81, IN Tp. g n, B. g. r., $3.50.
Oiivs J. Stewart and husband 10 z. II.
H0chburn, lot 2 In bloch v In Bslps
sixth addition 20 Seattle, soc.
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r0LTcE COUNT HOrRS.


Before Justice jones. two sailors, Frank
Story and John sharp were charzec
with using vulgar language On beard he
ahip kvanh3e. John Sharp pleaded guilty
and was fined SIS Including costs, aud
the case aaninaf EfRnk stere9 was da.
missed. Tho fvAnhoo II the same weasel
frani which q number Of seaman were
taken and seat % Mcneil IslRnd By tbs
u. q Commissioners. SD afterwards re-
leased on q writ OF habeaa corpus.
william johnson appeared before Jus
ttoe SoderherH on charge OF pesit lar
ceny. From the evidence u appeared
that johnson was IN the Gold Bar Saloon
whore q contractor, named p. Brown,
was cleaning q rife. Nc, Brown left the
room where be was 81 work 20 set some
more oil. when johnson came In and stole
the gun. The matter was given into the
hands Of Policemen Fay, who traced
J0hnson 10 the Emma hayward. where
he found the gun and arrested the man.
johnson was found guilty aud sentenced
20 one month IL the county jail and % pay
the costs Of tho case.
The Lake case was aEain continued 81
the request Of Prosecuting Attorney Ron.
aid. and viii be heard today.
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Tl8R CoUNF oF MoNrz CKtsTo.-In
spite Of the raging STERN Lass nisht Frye's
opera House waa crowded 10 Tire doors
q wines Horace LeNiss presentation
% the 'Conss Of Monte CFssSc.e Mr.
LAWS Il careful. palnsiaking actor and
gave g very gooa representation Of
Dumas great character. In e1me scores
Ne was almost too pAinstAkinR end be-
trayea toa much the fact that be was
piayinR 4 part "a the whale, however
his ccncaption 81 the role was good ard
worthy Of The audlenco hafure gFhnm 4
was rendered. James Tayiar made an
excellent koTtior. md the sane pralsa
cnn frociY be bestowed On i. A. Man
cary a. Cadaraaaa Ered Julian a. VIE
fort and Howard Hall a. Albert d Mer-
cert Mss Gfzca AaWeod. albeit her ycice
IL not serorg rendered TIE pArf q Nor
cedcs IN 8 pleasing manner and was FIRE
ausntly applsnded. Mis- Ada Newton
EaA&e s capital hit rs CaFconte and the
rost q the gappcrt was above tia aver
aflA The same company VII present tbs
Count a. Monsa Criste this aflernuun and
toef9nt In FicW o. TIE immansa an
dis1coa that greet mess plays cominR "a
Seattle the management should b abe
q uroxide q much better Orchestra THAI
b 10 b fuand there row.
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q Bnrkiey. 9 " e.lus y +.
NJ p 0winns 1.ls 2 e...s..l
~ -. Mrs. i q katt1fe9a 80
-. ] A Mc4oIetn SO vie.
~ 81 enni4E4ntz
1900 3 n 1sckziWfng. y
+ I5svig end 3 emlgMnia
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In GAvR Hn LarE Foa ASOzH1.-A
tese9Fazn received 10 this city Yesterday
announces shat Byron Bates. steward a
tie coakhouss IN utsAlady had been
dFownaa ana bis body recovered yestcr-
day. Ffom what can Be learned Il ap-
paaxa that q man whe has q shreshipa
nashiua broke bic lee aaEna time eco
and Me- Hafes wHs IL tho habit o. going
doWn Sound 20 dress the fnana leg
every sunday. On last eunday ke,in apife
of TIE warnings q friends, essaysd %
ra over nxefn oa his erFand % unFoy,
IA 8 oanief beard boat. Il was blowiag
verv hard at the time and when Mr..
Bates failed 70 Eetarn it va decided %
esareh for hfns. A beat was neaardinz-
N scot oat yesterday And The body va
foand slrandea en ths shore. he wAs
hreaRht % Utsaiaay and hia frisnal h
this city were DoGtned q his death. Mf.
Ra,ea waH an knRliahman bern, was
veil iiksa By al Who knew hfG. Ia
lived ID &aatiia fox sonae time and e. ihe
tine % bis daath cas- q nembef Of 81
Johnis loaea A. Z. 4 A. n. and 81 Sc
attla ckaptsF x. A. n. and 3 usembsi
Of the Kniahts Of Pyshiaa. Thes1
/ toaQes have unflad ID saelRR 30 biz
| faaekml, azd . caakes waa sazt ap las
rizbt 81 ths stsauar. Mr.. Bates haA
ons hroahaF hers weo eeme on1 from
1 RnnlanA 8 shosf siwa aRa and whc
wuFhed With hsm "a utsAiady.
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Let that cold Of yoars run on. Yea
think u is q light thing. But tf may
ran into oalarrh. Or into pneumonia.
o. consumption.
OatarFh Il Disgusting. Pneumonia ID
dangerous. Oonsumpti0n 3 death itself.
The breathing apparhtus mast be
kept healthy and clear Of ell obstrue-
items and offensive matter. Otherwise
there 10 trouhie ahead.
All this diseases Of these parts, head.
nsse, throat; bronchial tubes and Lungs,
oan be delightfully."- and entirely onred
b. the use " Boschee's German syrup.
II yen don't know this already thous-
anda and thousands OF people can tell
von. They have been cured by Il, and
isknow how e Is. themselvos.S Bottle
only rs csnts. Ask any druggist.
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cris.s this afternoon and srun-
4 nulisun & BssuAi has sssa
= sssshsuss ssnssr aaansanlaa ~
...s y eour from Eastsrn Waah
sss7lsa seattle yesterday.
c-.l.s nm Wasef Comp4ny 70
.sefkef car lead q WatoE plEe
n 1870 yesterday.
@...-.r az North pacino 4 running
f4-rra ruufa and tie EnmN
- g re Tacoma roaso.
~ 80 fsanhec Il diacbax9irg her
-. - he sreaf1e ~ the Seattle.
800 y Eastern Railway
- Instruments were Heeor1sd
q "a fts andlror's 0lico ef which
- WsEs doedS Ter properly tr419
= a,smeE Josephine he's bsen ten
pltharawn from ne Heet.lE-
canai roufe. owing g ne rol9n
- ,lsamsr Fiseswgod = ueon = be
3WH nom the Olympia ronta md
~ - he ronte between seAt1le and
nos.
4 ks.,msnt & 70 Be exeaxnsed under
r fSflsFR street, aA1g1h ~ North Sea4r
Sts assd e . Sunday school nnd
sins room.
- auarisrs csn Be provides Tor the
- k16A and ladder txuek, 4 VIII BE-
- e tbs dock 81 the Seattle Ware-
.1sB campsny.
~ husinsss oxer the esakfia, Lake
aIrla and MaslHFn. has increased Mntil
= strpsnY has been compelled % add
ss,l1sF oaK 10 the daily train.
~ nremIsss 81 Ahfanfs & Co. On
TIssE slre4t were enterod b. 3 GoaE via
~ e. sunday nitht and about SO o.
en- g cash was taken thoEefrom.
IhFlfseinns sre cut for as second Eiii-
III talI to b. aighn AZ ne second street
1erY 81 Composites 3 y sid 3. first
1lIment national guard Of Washin0tcn-
n : nisefina d The STOCK holders Of TIE
Nitie Hotel Company on Mo111S even
- the Old board Of trustees was re-
flt. which c0nsleta OF "A. u. Stewart,
4 d. Is0wmam and q. II. HeilDfon.
ne Oragon Railway 4 Navigation
snany Increased Captain Charles E
IneaTfa aaiafF 70 induce him % remain
4 tbs employ. They likewise relieved
II e some q the responsibilities.
cnplaln John b. Efhhy. outside mana
- fof tho Tncona Mi Company, 4
nmn with the measles He Is nf the
- AZ CAPTAIN and Ms. 8. ID. Libby, -
30 Seattle, where he Il being Well
Sl~A for. lie expects 70 pe about tie
|,sels again In 4 week o. ten days.
~. Q. II. asiekios, FOR the past year
: 1s1er on ne steamer Nellie. has reaisn-